Sentence examples for was always preferred from inspiring English sources
adverb
At all times; ever; perpetually; throughout all time; continually; every time.
The heroic "eternal second" Raymond Poulidor was always preferred to his more clinical rival, Jacques Anquetil.
David Chase, for example, describes having to "sit through these moronic meetings, in which every timid, weak, vapid idea was always preferred to anything revolutionary or new".
Comparison of models between groups (Table 5) showed that at an aggregate level the 'current' situation was always preferred to the alternatives of 'Medicines review by GP & pharmacist' or 'Medicines review by GP only' (p < 0.01; all groups).
Switching unvaccinated women to primary HPV DNA testing at age 31 years was always preferred over strategies that involved switching at the proposed age of 34 years.
The upper left-hand panel illustrates that SLNB (dark shading) was always preferred over ALND (light shading), irrespective of the estimated probability and disutility of lymphoedema, when the estimated risk of an FN SLNB and the risk of axillary recurrence, given an FN SLNB, were set to the lower end of the plausible range.
In sports, potential is always preferred to experience.
The second was that current output is always preferred to future output.
The novelist says he's always preferred "solutions, not salvations", confirmation that for all his teenage infatuation with Jesus, he never did become a Christian.
"A diplomatic resolution is always preferred over military action, but what would that resolution entail, and who will broker it?" Senator Orrin G. Hatch, Republican of Utah, said in a statement after the speech.
A spy game in which stealth is always preferred to shooting, the game casts the player into the role of a secret agent with a mandate to, what else, save the world.
Microelectronic mechanical (MEM) beam resonators with high quality factors are always preferred in practical applications.
